Mpact Girls Clubs is a program for winning girls to Jesus Christ through love and acceptance. Mpact Girls Clubs provides an environment of support and accountability while helping girls to develop their gifts and abilities. In addition, girls build lifelong relationships with mentors who encourage girls to be spiritual leaders.

Rainbows
This class meets every Wednesday at 7 pm, in the Kings Kids classroom. It ministers to 3-5 year old girls and boys. This past year, we covered subjects such as: following Jesus, be like Jesus, prayer, courage, obedience, trust, sharing. We had an average of 3 to 5 children attend with an occasional visitor.

Daisies and Prims
This class is for girls in Kindergarten thru 3nd grade. We learn Bible lessons on topics ranging from "Community" to "Being a Witness for Jesus." The girls have lots of fun, enjoying games, watching movies or - their favorite - going outside to play! Last year, we joined with the Stars and Friends Classes and went caroling at a local Assisted Living Facility. Everyone enjoyed that. It is absolutely amazing how much these girls know the Word of God. It only tells me one thing: that their parents are teaching them the Word at home. I challenge you to get involved with this class! Come and join our class on Wednesday nights.

MPact Girls covered a variety of lessons over the summer months, ranging from Women of the Old Testament, to Church, and Family. We covered Puppetry and made sock puppets, paper bag puppets and tried some paper mache. The girls put on a skit using the Bible verse. Then we learned about First Aid and how to help others in an emergency. They also acted out different scenarios that could happen to them while hiking, or just playing in their friend’s yard. For Christmas, we painted 60 small rocks with different scenery and the phrase Jesus Loves You on the back of each rock. The Lesson was on Being a Missionary. The girls practiced several Christmas carols and we sang for a group of ladies at Carillon. The girls handed out boxes with the rocks inside to each lady, and gave them an extra one to give to a friend. We also sang through the halls and visited one bedridden lady and sang several songs to her.